davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
arbNarOdOWV
w VICE.

M pcsiedzeniu Rzadu. Cen
tralnego Zwiazku Mar. Pol, Cd
bytem ma dniu Ia Marca 1887,
nastepuiqce uchwaly, tycz9ce
sic Skarbu Narodowego, "a
twierdzone zostafy.
Pc p~ierwsze:; ,Skarb naro-
dowy nalezqcy do calego ia
rodu polskiego, moze bye
ty III wrazie potrzeby
w in teresie narodu
polskiego u1yty."
Pc drugle: ,,Poniewa2 Stany
Zjednoczone P1fnocnej Amery.
XII najmniej ma niebezpieczen-
silva woiny lub przewroty
spoIeczne So narazone i obawy
ME ma, ably fundusze M Skarb
Narodowy skladane, kou6ska-
Gle Rzadu uIedz mog}y, Sic
dllsklem S karb u Marc.
d owego beda StanyZ e-
dnoczone Ameryki."
Pc trzecie: ,,Terazniejszy
Rad Centrally przyjmuje kie-
rownictwo i opieke mad SNar-
benz Nnrodowym Go czasu
n astepnego Sc m u, kto-
remu dalszq decyzye
co do admiuistracyi lub ia
k1chkolwiek innych zmian "a
proponuje
Pc czwarte: ,,Fundusze Cd
dawane bedq kasyerowi Zwiqz-
ku Mar. Pol. do deponowan'a
tak"wych W banku, ably Cd
setki przynosic mogly."
Pc pate: uKaucya kasyera
kontrolowana bedzie przez
Rad Centralny W miare skfa-
danego kapita1n narodowego."
Pc szoste: Skfadki winny
bye nadselane ma imie Sekre-
TARA Zwiazku Mar. Pol, ktory
takowe w organic zwiqzkowym
w stosownym czasie hwitowaG
bedzie."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
IA
Pana ST. SEOMINSKIEGO
do { GniezHa.

w czwartck, q marca, odwiedzi}
rcdakcya Wiarusa OBJ. Stanisfaw
SIomihski 2 Chicago, agent spree
day grunt6w, wracajac = wyciecz-
XII do powiat6w Red Wood i Mar
tin, gdzie zaklada kolonie polskie
Poznan i Gniezno.
Owe osady, jak nam p~owiada} p:
slominski, leza W nalsliczniejszej
okolicy po}udniowej Minnesoty,
gdzic ami W zimie ME jest "a ii
mno, ami w lecie "a goraco. Ziemia
Jest bardzo urodzaj ma, rodzqca
prawdziwie m~innesocka %pszenice,
sfyn4ca 2 wielkoSci ziarna,
Master cd Wimusa myslai do
tad, ze fanny Fr%ideriksena sp6}ki,
o kt6rych regularnie bvwa poda-
wanc we Wuyusie ogloszenie ma
stronnicy 6, lcza w pdlnocncj Min
ncsocie W okolicy miasta Duluth,
gdzic takze znajdujc sic polska lko-
lonia Gniezno, lecz pan sFomiilski
wypcrswadowa} mu, IL grunta tel
Kompanii SO p%o}ozone w klimacie
wielc cicplejszym, mniej wiecei
pod tym samym stopnlcm s%zerokos-
ci gcograiicznej, GO miasto Chi
cago.
Gniczno W Martin County,
W Minnesota po}udniowej, ley W
cudncj okolicy pag6rkowatcj, po-
p%rzerzynane.j strumykami, a W po-
blizu iuz Una idujc sic miasto l1cz2-
&c $500 mieszkallc6w 2 poczta i
sk}adami kupieckicmi. Cd kolei
Jest Gniezno odleglc tylko 6 mil.
Poznan zas, W Red Wood
Co., ma grunta r6wne i wiele IL
rodzajniej,ze nv Gniczno, dIa tego
pan Siominski radzi swoim roda-
lom, ably przcdcwszystkicm tam
sic osiedlali.
Akier ziemi kosztuic W Pozna-
niu 6 do s dolarow, lecz PREY ku-
pnic wp}aca sic tylko 20 .iednym
dolarzr ma akier, reszta zaS podzie-
Iona Jest ma G lat wyp}aty pc Z
procent cd sta.
Dawno juz ME micli$my W WI
monte tax przyjcmnego goScla, jak
pan Sfomihski. kto by chciaf DO
nicgo pisat, nicchai pofozy ma lis
che adres: st. SEominski--GGG Mil
waukee Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
TELEGRAF DONOSl:

Przywodzcy ostatniego rokoszu
W Silistryi, Bu}garyi, Grujew Ben
derew, staneli IS marca " Moskwie,
gdzie odbywaja k~onferencye Z Kat
kowcm, kt6ry ME przestaje podbu-
rae Moskali do wojny z Niemca-
mi.
Cesarz niemiecki Wilhelm "a
chorowa}. Cesarzowa Augusta, re-
gnajac W dniu q marca W zastep-
stwie swego koronowanego mai,
zonka posla papieskiego Galimber-
ii, rzekla do nicgo: RACE podzie-
kowac Ojcu sw. w imieniu mojego
meza. Powiedz mu, iak wielce sic
interesuj jenny jego osoba i re zyczy-
my mu .jaknajlepszego powodze-
MIA"
Pod}ug najswiezszego telegram
z Londynu stara sic ksiaze sasko-
%koburgSki Ferdynand o iron but
garski i juz napisa} w tel %sprawie
do bu}garskicgo wielkiego Sobra-
MIA.
Francuzi wys}ali W dniu 26 mar
ca okret 2 500 wojska ma wyspe
Madagascar, gdzie kraj owcy Emo
WI zachowuia sic niespokojnie.
I OLGA sw. w Rzymie odby}a
sic w dniu 26 marca wielka audy-
encya gosci 2 Ameryki. skoro Pa
piez zasiadf ma tronie i polozono
poduszki pok stopy jego, przystaa-
pill do niego najprzod hisknpi Ire
land, Weterson i Keane oraz re-
ktor O'Conell. w rozmowie 2 BIZ
skupami wyrazi} Paplez swe upo-
do5anie 2 powodu postepow ko-
scio}a w Ameryce. Mowif 2 mimi o
nowym katolickim uniwcrsytccie W
Westinghouse i o nowem kolegium
amerykanskicm w Rzymie. Gdy re-
ktor powiedzia}, re to kolcgium
bedzie micSci}o 200 pokoi, Ojciec
sw. az sic zadziwif. Mnicma} re pc.
budowanie tax okaza}ego gmachu
jest najlepszym dowodem wzrostu
kosciola katolickiego w Amerycc.
Potem n~astapi}o przedstawienie
retzty obecnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
Naciej DunajSki
zak}asla NOVA polska koio-

Pred rokiem wyjechaf OBJ.
Maciej Dunajewski dobrze,
znany w Wenccueli, W Anne
ryce poludniowej, oraz W Chi
cago i Winonie, Z miasta ma
szegow okolice Sturgeon Lake,
Pine Co., w stanie Minnesota,
i teraz zak1ada tam Folska
osade.
Osiedlilo sic tam ,]uz tylu
Polakow 2c ukrotce Zacznq
sobie wlasny koSciol budowaG.
Tymczasem bedzle IL Mich od-
prawiaf nabozenstwo ks. Woj-
elk Z Duluth.
Chociaz gruuta oko]icy
Sturgeon Lake ME s4 bardzo
income, "a to sq bajecznie TAME,
DO tylko $3.50 kosztuje akler
= a nawet MONA .%ieszcze
dostac rzado"ego gruntu dar-
mo, lccz trzeba sic staraG czem-
predzej, DO juz zaczynajq sic
innonarodowcy wdzieraG w
ziemie, prze@n"czrna Ola Po-
lakow.
Grunta rzqdowe, W ktorych
rozdaniu bezplatnem lub IA
kurn1e. mole posredniczyc p.
Dunajewski. leaq tyiI1o s mil
cd koIei j obliuu,q W 14k!.
D%unajs!Si osiculiwszy sic ma
wyznaczonym mu kawa1Ilu
ziemi, zaraz W pierwszym roku
kupil II sztuk bydla, ktore
nietrudno bylo mu wychowac
prycz lime, i JUL mu 81, 3
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
Gwiazda Zwyciestwa.

South Bend, 81 marca. 81 r.
Szanowny Majsterku!
Prosze hardzo o }askawe umiesz-
genie w }amach Wiarusa, jake pi-
rma przychylnego Zwiazkowi, ma
stepul acego sprawozdania:
w dniu p lutego zosta}o za}o-
zone z wolf polskich patryot6w w
South Bend, Ind, Towarzystwo
pod 1ytufem Guiazdo Znyciqstua
jake grupa Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Ma urzednikdw powyzszego To-
warzystw wybrani zostali:
Szymon Palihski, Prezydent.
Andrea Przybylihski, Wiceprez.
FIR. III. G6rka, Sekr. protokuf,
Teodor Wittych, Sekr. finans.
J6zef Wozniak, Kasyer.
Klemens Goraczewski, Marsza}ek.
Przysz}e posiedzenie tego To
warzystwa odbedzie sic w niedzie-
le "a kwietnia, a dalsze p~osiedze-
mia odbywac sic beda W kazda O.
STATING n'edziele miesiaca, a godz.
4 pc poludniu sckretarza tegoz
Tow. pod. Mr.. b17 S. Pine Str.
Wszystkich dobrze myslacych
patryotow Polskich, ~majacych chez
wst%pienia do tepoz Towarzystwa
zaprasza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
krytyka krytyki
napisana
przez robotmlha,
Chicago, % marca, 81 r.
Kochany Maisterku!

Kochany Ma sterku!
Co SIG tyczy Kruszki z Milwa-
uki, co pisze W ostatnim numerze, IL
ME p~rzestanie walczyt przeciw Maj
stcrkowi, dop6ki og6f sic ME pre-
kona = toe og6f sig %przekona}, co
on ia ptaszek, i jego brudne pismo
ma smieci wyrzucajq tn W Chicago,
a listowi ME chez go roznosic, Doc
baby ich razem Y KrytyAq miot}ami
wyganiaja.
Kruszki many rozncgo gatun-
ku, a ia 2 Milwauki, to wiecie, Sza-
ndwni Czytelnicy, jest gatunek Nut
gorzatka, DO sic pisze M. Kruszka.
Take Kruszki to ma poczqtku kazde-
mu smakuja boo drugie j%eszcze
So niedoj rza}e, ale jak i drugie dol
rzeja, to kazdy o ma}ogrzatce zapo-
nina.
Dawnlej kledy byf redaktorem
pan Nowicki, to j~eszcze tax sig ME
przykrzy}o trzymat Arytyki W reku
pred oczyma, ale teraz tract piwem
i vodka ten papier wiecej, niz farba
drukarska. Kto ma dobry wech, "a
poczuje redagowanie slisza.
w drugim tygodniu napisze
Wan cos wiecej o u c dnocze e.
n i u X ato G k G m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31

kr6wki oeieliiy, co jest wiele
warte W tym czasie.
Kto by miaf ocbote osiqsc
ma farmie, nie:haj p;sze czem.
PREDICT do OBJ. Dunajskicgo, a
on postara MI sic o wolna
podroz dotad i z powrotem.
Adres Dunajskiego:
Mr.. Maciej Dunojshi
Sturgeon Lake
Pine Co. -. Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
f
@@Djg.@s

Chicago Ill "a marca, 81 r.
Smutna dziele sic wianomoscia
z Wiarusen a Ia jego posredni-
GIVEN z %krewnymi i znaiomymi,
IL brat moi W"jciech Tajkowski,
urodzony W roku 1S47 W Heknie,
" %powiecie Wqgrowieckim, W.
Ks. Poznahskiem, pc cie&kiej trey.
mjesiecznej chorobie zakohczyf
sN6j zywot W dnju is marca b. r.
w South Bend, Indiana, pozostawi-
wszy w zafobio j o%s;erocieniu 20
no z czworgiem m"fych dzieci. =
NIechaj mu be Vie zjcmia lekka!
Ffanciszek 1ajko,cshi
Mr.. 635-West 10Th Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
Mn R

kr6l6w polskich odcbra}a rcdakcya
Wiarusa pc dolarze cd p. Morgen-
stcrna 3 Chicago i l.. Wr6blew-
skiego. Picniadzc juz wys}anc do
Euroyy.
Obraz, kt6ry sobic sprowadzii "a
poSrcdnictwem rcdakcyi Warusa
tutrjszv oh. J6zcf Jazdzcwski .juz
nad~zedl w dobrcm opakowanln
odbiorca hardzo jest Z nicgo zado-
WnlnnY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31

Rola jest czarna nadzwy-
czaj urodzajna, trawa duza,
ztad bydla MONA duzo cho-
wac. CT farmerzy, ktorzy tam
iuA cd piecu lat sa, do7oblll
sic zscnego majqtku. 20 ME
dziele zgromadzaja sic do ko-
5%cio}a, gl7ie spiewajq rozanlec
i Aabozne piesni, PREY czem
OBJ. Jozef Gruba przygrywa Ma
organaeh i rozejdq sic do do
NOV, dlugie prowadxq vom1e-
dry SODA pogawedkl cze-
stujq sic tabaka, podajqn ia z
kasyubskiego rozka. Swleta
wszystkie zachowuja jak W
starym kra.ju.
Kto by chat tam pojechac,
MECH wez,nie re soba fuzyq,
DO mr6stwo dzikich kaczek
tam sic znajduje i ryb takze
jest duzo.
Kolej tamdotak jest Chica-
20, Milwaukee i st Paul. q
Chicago ma przykfad .jedzie Sic
do Milwaukee, z Milwaukee
do Portage, potem do La
Crosse, Winony, St. Paul,
Minneapolis i t.. d.
z Milwaukee jest do Wau-
BAY, w Dakocie. 573 mile. z
La Crosse 377,z Winony 35l,
St. Paul 244 a cd granlcy
Minnesockiej SO mil. Wyslqsc
trzeba we Waubay, ALDO we
Webster. Z pierwszego miejsca
jest ma polskie fanny s mil,
z drugiego II, trzeba 1sc W
pofnoc. \Ktoby ME wiedziaf
drogi, MECH sic spyta o ,.Po-
fish settlement albo o Town
ship Greenville, 4" kazdy mu
chetnle powie-
Teraz, kicdy w miastach PREY
tych strajkach i bojkotowaniach ME
ma co robit, pownni Polacy korzy-
STAG 2 kazdcj sposobnosci dostania
sic tanim sposobem do kawa}ka
gruntu-powinni przedewszystklem
zwr6ciG bacznost ma Dakote.
Appleton, Mimi, wielu spree
da}o swoje fanny a osiedlili sic W
okolicy Waubay, gdzie SO grunta
pierwszej klasy i bardzo zdrowe pa
nuje powietsze.
Gdyby liczba osadnik6w uro-
s1a do 100 rodzin, }atwo by i ksie-
dza polskiego dostali.
Najwiecej ludu ~polskiego PREY
bywa do Maubay i ~sasiednich pol
skich osad (Webster, Thorson | Ray
mond) z Chicago. u tego mlasta jest
luz 20 rodzin.
Oto nazwiska n%iekt6rych osa-
dnik6w W okolicy Waubay. Jahd6
Ronh, Bernard BoM, Stetm III
yiel, F'ancis=eh Sobieszczyk, into
nj B1ok, FrunciS=ek Arzebiotomshi,
Mchuf Wenta, 75masz Snaza, Fran
cis=ek Grubu, jan Gruba, Pmel
Hurhomshii, L=et' Helmig, A"gu
styu Szu1c, .Flancissek B1yeszi, DO
zet Grw6o, jan Le:anora, Stoni
s1ow Mclcig, Maciej Beese, Wcj-
CZECH Doing.
gA~ PhACCIE IA WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
List MarcOWego kaWaIera.

Mil waukee, w koncu marea,
Roku Pahskie=o lss7go.
ia z Europv sprowadzopy
Pnszukuje sobie zony;
Jestem %glajkitm, dobrZe trubie,
Lecz tute.iszych dam ME lubie,
30 mann rozum w moZgownicy:
Jesii jest gdzie W ok"licy
Parma ch,G Z trlydziestcj wiosny,
Mech mi piszc list milosny!
Lube ia ttz nIode woo Wiki
Z kapit }cn - be- wym6wki.
A pouiew&z tn dose ne Ivy,
Me div, VI zslam %p,enledzy.
Jedne tr,she i@eszcze wnosze:
o potrecik bardzo prosze
Ja sam @icszcze ME talk starry,
Chcc juz nosze oAuioy,
Rosnie mi pod nosem smuzck,
Zasie godnosc ma;
Jan Struck,
Maple Str. = ma 10 Zwazcic,
Pod M. 41GScie
Milwaukee - Wis.
Tudotad p;sz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
NOWINY q TEXAS.

Prohibionisci Texahscy zacie-
raja sobie rece z radosci, IL wsze-
die (?) oni CORA. DIS trudno to
prze~idziec, lecz co Iewna, ze ia
den PolaIS mic bedzie gtosowni IA.
przeciw wodce, piwie i winnie, gdyz
prawie kazIy Poluk W Texas lubi
sobie jednego puknac i wykrzy-
knac. = A colby farmer poczaf
bez k;eliszka dobrej zytn;owki?
p ekna woiuosc = ami sfowu! =
Ma drug rok ci madrzy ,isci" je
szcze wymybla prawo, azeby chile
ba ME jesc.".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31

Dnin "a marca zaczeto budo-
wac W Bremonl, Texas, poIska
szko|q, q paraianie q upragnieniem
wyczekuja kohca budowy. Why ks.
p O Il II $ k ! stara sic o polskie
srostry, azeby uczy}y dziatwe pol
ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-03-31
P0PIERAjC|E
Lekarza DOmoWego!

Pan DR.. kossakowski ma wielkie
narazif sic koszta, rozpoczynajac
wydawnictwo tax niezbedncgo dla
rodzin polskich pisemka = ME
w~dzieczna publicznost podobno bar
dzo skapo Ifaci mu abonamcnt.
By}oby to Ianbe dIa mas Pola-
kow, gdyby tax polyteczne pismo
mia}o %upasc-a te hanbe bedzie mo-
INA odwrocic jedynic, jczcli kazdy
wczeSme przesle panu kossakow-
sklcmn abonament pod adrcsem:
DIR. Nj. y. X o sa X W k i
GGS Noble Str, Chicago, Ill.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20
SCHOOL NOTICE.
EDENToN N. c., July 20, 1887.

To the Public:-We are glad to an
nounce that Mr.. F. Z. Hall, d graduate
of Davidson College. \. c.. and Il teach
ei or sNc>tssi AI eNit. .eAcc, Will on the
Isl Monday III OctOh,r next. open d
School in Ederton fer tOys and girls.
The terms VIII be reasonable i.nl Will
be published I.ter.
Nr Hall brings with him the very
highest endorsements, as a gentleman
and teacher. lie is employed by a
number of citizens, who feel the need of
increased educational advantages in
EaeusUI as-d whose ONLY purpose is to
promote th"t object. No h.ears will be
spared TO make the school a success.
We have been appointed to make the
anaoUL"eaienJ ana to al the patron -"
a.. ga q. IL @ Ct.I .t,p.e fDr IN
school.
w. D. Pruden, T. B. Bland. Jno. c.
Bond, J. r. 4. Hathaway, kawar,;
Wood. Committee.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20
EDENTON. N. c., Tuesday. September 30. 1887.

Entered at the Post Office at Eden
ton as Second-Class Matter.
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G100 TO S20in a mon MONTH Hear can
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whole time to the business. Spare mo-
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J. w. Cox. Esq, formerly a typo in
the Enquirer office, left for Philadelphia
Saturday last. Mr. Cox is gentleman
of standing and we commend him, as
such, to the favor Of the craft wherever
he may chance to be.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-20

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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-07-22
KE MO.


We two who drifted on by chance,
Without a thought of wind or weather,
Awoke as from pleasant francs
To find we'd drawn quite close together
Just bow we came to love ah! well,
lido not think madly sought her;
Attracted by some subtle spell,
We joined like chips on quiet water.
We two have laughed in youthful glee
When suns have shone each day more
brightly;
And If clound arose Ger me as@
feared not 50 it touched her lightly.
We two have walked within the shade
Where sober tints have checked our
laughter,
When hearts were saddsned and dismayed
BY stormand clouds that followed after.
And in the vide, wide world we two
Have Otter looked with unfeigned Won
der
On welded loves that proved untrue,
On pairs that drifted wide asunder.
No fear of such fate as this,
Her heartRpr mine has ever troubled
For well we know that single bliss
BY joining hands ismors than doubled.
Aud, though it seemed blind chance that
brought 49,
Our aimless, youthful hearts together,
l have, in sOberness, since thought
We were not straws turned by the
weather.
That destiny had much 30 do
With all our steps, and that sought her
With purpose deeperAnd more true
Than idle chips on quiet water.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-07-22
The Fool Killer.

Atchison Globe.
The tool killer sat by hickory
tree iu the luminous light of tue
moon; his eyes were lured with
baleful glce, and he chantel sim
pie tune.
Aud the Foolkiilers tresses were
as black as night, aud the Fooikill-
ers voice was strong, and the Fool
killer sung with IA weird delight
this simple yet rapturous song:
s'Oh whittier aud where is the
youth who goes, in the hight of the
waning day, to the riverside where
the book beer flows, aud squanders
away his pay
sigh for crack at his swollen
head, aud "A punch at his bloodshot
eye.
Oh whittier aud where is the
youth, | said, I'll fiDd him and let
him diet
o whittier away is the man who
tries to get off public speech
Who'll range from Murmurs and
broken signs to a desperate wooltish
Screech
Who gropes around tor aalnissiug
word, aud stammers and hens and
haws.
Oh soon will the crack of my club
be heard, as it tlattens upon bis
jaws.
Oh show me the,p path to lonesome
dell, where III tind an idiot gay,
who twaugs note on a chestani
bell, whenever a word you say for
A, chestnut bell Is a tools device;
which none but fool will use, aud
III knock such lundtics in a trice
clear out OF their high heeled shoes.
Oh whittier away is the man who
smiles and grins in the house OF
prayerY
For lie thinks he's smart, but my
snares aud wiles will coax him INTO
my lair; aud III flatlen him OIL the
wall, aud I'll pave the floor OF my
lonely camp With his indestructibly
gall ~
Then the Foolkiller leaped to his
feet O lite blithe, ia the light OF the
waning moon, aud he drew finger
along his scythe ds he chauted thai
simple tune and he started of on
a Spanish trOt, and sung as he went,
an make it hot in the dismal re.
giou OF fools"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-07-22

MANS LIFE Mans life, from
infancy to lOttering age, Is one con-
timed struggle with hives, wind
collie, mumps, chicken pOx, measles,
scarletina, whOOpiug coughs, gum
boils, eorns, headache, caIbuucles,
chilblains, bile, toOthache, rheuma-
tism, currant worms, gOut, potato
bngs, dead beats, weevll, frOwsy
butter, cigarette and small pOx.
He ighteth them at every turn.
He diligently aprlieIh paTagoric,
SIENNA, Paris green, flax seed poul-
tice, oil of cajeput, petroleum Iini
ment, Jamaica ginger aud ca'npbor
gum, aud yet be is not happy, His
steps shorten; his teeth decay his
strength giveth out; his fTsItDe
tOtteretb his beauty fadeth; be
droppeth by the way; the grass
grOweth over his grave aud he is
forgotten. In consideration of these
facts II behooveth every man to buy
at least one spring election, aud
thus carve tor himself . name that
shall be inscribed 0nfhe records of
his native town, associated with
the honorable title Of notary public
or pound master. Thus may his
fame be handed down TO pOsterity
though his bones shall mingle With
th- all absorbing elods OF the quiet
valley.-DdnUiIle Breeze.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-07-22
our Gulf Fisheries. .

New Orleans Chronicle. -
IN While the New Enalanlets and
tue blue noses are lickefing over
the mackerel fisLertes OF the New
tounhan, banks and threatening
TO involve this country in war
with Great Britain, we invite the
attention OF the whol@ country 20
Fte tisllerIcs Gfi The 0lilfsUf MexicO.
'There appears TO bema wonderful
apathy or ignOrance prevailing in
regard to- the oppOrtunlties for
makiug nfOuey ia the Gulf fisheries.
The lifting out OF smaeks for CATCH
lng red snappers, grOupers and
Spanish mackerab aud the manu-
tactHre of seines Tor catching mnllet
requires the investment of only u
moderate capital, aud there are mil
Iions To be made iii the business.
There is a veFK brisk demand for
snappers in the North aud "West,
and although groupcrs aud Spanish
mackeral are comparatively un-
known up there, We venture TO say
that were they introduced, they
woul.l becOme even WOre popular.
But the most I,r06ta 6le trade can
probably be found ID mullets. This
fish is found all along the Gulf
Coast in great schools, is easily
caught, and may be cured precisely
as Northern fisherman cure The
mackeral. If caught III the proper
season they are superior to the
mackeral, while their roes are in
comparably superior to the cavair
Ofthe Russians. The mullet visits
our coast in Septem Der, October
aud November TO spawn, and at
that time can Je caugh cat the rate
Ofa wagon load at every haul of the
seine. Even women and children
can engage in the catch, because
the fish come III close to the shore
and there is no danger attending
the sport. The mullet is quickly
prepared for market, aud requires
no particular skill, SO that the
cheapest labor TO be had here III
abundance can be utilized. The
roes can be salted or dried in evap
orators.
No one who has eaten a tat mullet,
salted, can fail 10 prefer it to the
herriug or mackera. All along the
Gulf Coast fisheries, canHeries
lytnd packing houses should be es-
tAbished from which to ship vast
numbers OF food fish into the inte
rIor. The network OF railroads
places all the important markets
within few hours reach of the
fisheries OF the Gull, and the sales
are quick aud profits sure. Can-
vasslng agents need TO be employ.
ed, and tue business must be adver-
tised III the press to give 1t a
healthy start; after that no doubt
of success need be entertained.
The fisheries of the Gulf at an
early day will supply millions OF
people with fish, oysters, turtle,
crabs, etc, aud it is about time en-
ergetic men we're laying hold on
this almost untouched source OF
wealth at our very doors.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-07-22

the brig was settling down. There
we're four others aud the cook, but
they had either been killed by. the
fall of the mast or were held in the
tangle along the decks. II wasn't
over seven or eight inmates after
tue collision that the brig was ont
OF sight, aud thugs happened too
fast to be remembered. We who
got away were picked up tue next
morning, aud to this day have
never been able TO solve the niyste
RI about that old man. / believe,
as all others of the crew believe,
that he was a Sea Curse, aud that
had we passed him by, the brig
wonld lfave safely made her port.
He lay in wait for us, and We fell
into his trap"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-07-22
MONUMENT 10 R. D. GAMBRRLL.

MONUMENT TO r. ID. GAMBRRLL.
There seems to be a SPONTANEOUS
sentiment rising up in favor OF
erecting a mouIIment to X. ID. Gam
brelI. Miss Mary Oowau, daughter
of Judge Warren Cowan, Of Vicks.
burg, was appointed by the State
w. q. I. u. 10 receive contributions.
Texas rises to make IA motion TO
raise $4,000 aud all the Southern
States take part in the enterprise.
CO.. r. L. Sledge, of Hays county,
Texas, proposes TO give 500 aud to
raise $500. Three places are sug-
suggested, in one of which the
monument should be erected Ia
the State House yari, on the Ool'
lege Campus at ClintOn or the Col-
lege Campus at Oxford. 'It will
be. said the S,cOrd and Shield, "the
people's testimony in favor of tenn
perauce, purity, in public life, aad
the freel0m of the press. =
n ever shaft rises in Jackson or
elsewhere bearing the name of r.
ID. Gambrell it will strlkIneig Bm-
body the prople's love OF virtue,
aud their abhorance OF vice. The
people II Mississippi will, no doubt,
give the proposition a liberal re-
spouse.